Systems for contact lens movement and storage

A device comprising:

• a forceps body including:
• a first prong having a proximal end and a distal end, and
• a second prong having a proximal end and a distal end, wherein the first prong and second prong are coupled to one another and movable relative to one another;
• and
• a forceps tip coupled to the distal end of the first prong, the forceps tip including:
• a tip body having a proximal longitudinal end, a distal longitudinal end, and a contact surface therebetween,
• wherein the contact surface includes:
• a first convex lobe proximate the proximal longitudinal end and a second convex lobe adjacent to the first convex lobe in a distal longitudinal direction.

A system comprising:

• a contact lens forceps including:
• a forceps body including:
• a first prong having a proximal end and a distal end, and
• a second prong having a proximal end and a distal end, wherein the first prong and second prong are coupled to one another and movable relative to one another;
• and
• a forceps tip coupled to the distal end of the first prong, the forceps tip including:
• a tip body having a proximal longitudinal end, a distal longitudinal end, and a contact surface therebetween, wherein the contact surface includes:
• a first convex lobe proximate the proximal longitudinal end and a second convex lobe adjacent to the first convex lobe in a distal longitudinal direction;
• and
• a forceps storage container including:
• a first interior volume,
• a second interior volume,
• a wall separating the first interior volume from the second interior volume,
• a first aperture through the wall and connecting the first interior volume and second interior volume, wherein the first aperture is complementarily-formed to a cross-sectional shape of the first prong to provide a liquid-tight seal thereacross when the first prong is positioned in the first aperture, and
• a second aperture through the wall and connecting the first interior volume and second interior volume, wherein the second aperture is complementarily-formed to a cross-sectional shape of the second prong to provide a liquid-tight seal thereacross when the second prong is positioned in the second aperture.